22 Facts About Steve Mcmanaman

Steve Mcmanaman is currently a co-commentator on ESPN and BT Sport's football coverage and a La Liga ambassador.

Steve Mcmanaman became the first English player to win the UEFA Champions League with a non-English club in 2000, and two years later became the first English player to win the Champions League twice.

Steve Mcmanaman won La Liga twice before moving to Manchester City in 2003.

Steve Mcmanaman grew up as an Everton supporter, with his boyhood heroes in football being the Everton players Bob Latchford and Duncan McKenzie.

Steve Mcmanaman declined to pose in a Real Madrid shirt at the contract signing event, out of respect for Liverpool's fans.

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Steve Mcmanaman finally won an out-of-court settlement in October 1998, freeing him to negotiate with other companies for what he regarded as remuneration appropriate to his status.

Steve Mcmanaman was one of the lowest earners at Anfield, despite being the top player, because he'd refused to sign a new contract.

Steve Mcmanaman went on a free under a new rule at the time and you have to live with that sometimes.

In 2012, as part of the FA Premier League 20 Seasons Awards, Steve McManaman was named on the shortlist for the award of best right midfielder, which was eventually won by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Steve Mcmanaman became the first-ever player from the Premier League to move to play for Madrid and was the most high-profile English footballer to move to Spanish football since Gary Lineker had moved to Barcelona from Everton in 1986.

Steve Mcmanaman was a threat all night and gave Real great penetration from midfield.

Steve Mcmanaman was a caballero, a gentleman, a stupendous guy; he always had a smile, he never complained, he was great, a leader.

Steve Mcmanaman had a bad time [towards the end] with achilles pain, but every day he trained with the same attitude.

Steve Mcmanaman had his ways of training and ways of acting and all managers have different ways of doing things; it's the same with club managers.

Steve Mcmanaman's preferred position was that of a more offensive and creative attacking midfielder, an uncommon position in the Premier League throughout his career.

Steve Mcmanaman was often criticised for his inability to score many goals, although he would later improve upon this element of his game during the peak of his career.

Steve Mcmanaman said he had no involvement in any financial dealings, and "stepped away" after June 2011 when Yeung was arrested in Hong Kong and charged with money laundering offences.

Steve Mcmanaman made news for wrong reasons as Sure Trace had made several major contract announcements which had not become actual, revenue-generating contracts and was delisted by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Steve Mcmanaman then set up True Product ID as a company to conduct technology joint ventures in China and the company was transferred to McManaman.

Steve Mcmanaman hosted the show and was joined by Neil Warnock, James Richardson, Emmanuel Petit, Tim Sherwood and Les Ferdinand.

Steve Mcmanaman worked Euro 2020 in the studio for ESPN mostly alongside Alessandro Del Piero, Craig Burley, and Rece Davis.

Steve Mcmanaman's brother-in-law is his ex-Liverpool team-mate, Jason McAteer, who married Victoria Edwards' younger sister, Lucy, in 2013.